Inn San Francisco

A eclectic hotel in San Francisco and would certainly stay here again. But it is an experience for sure. Loved it.

The Inn San Francisco was a quaint and charming place to stay while I looked at grad schools in the area. My room was upgraded when I arrived to a queen-sized bed. The showed was a clawed-foot bathtub and shower head combo at one wall of the main area, with the toilet in its own closet. I thought this to be very charming and fun. And the steam helped to warm up the room during those chillier nights. (As did the space heater the staff automatically provided, alongside a fan.) Parking was made easy with the on-site garage for $30 a night. I was more comfortable with this option as it eliminated the issue of finding parking around the property, and any nervousness I had about car break ins (which are unfortunately common in the SF area). Breakfast was a buffet of fruit, meats, cheeses, pastries, cereals, and breads daily--I always left breakfast feeling full and ready to go into the city with only lunch and dinner to worry about. While the location of The Inn may not be for everyone as it's in the downtown Mission District area, it was definitely a safe oasis in the city. During my stay there I did hear fireworks going off at night and a neighborhood dog barking, but noises from partying humans were slim-to-none. I'm a light sleeper and what noises did occur didn't bother me. If you're unfamiliar with SF or adore Mission staples such as Dandelion Chocolate and Paxton Gate, this is a perfect place to stay, with Valencia street just a few blocks above The Inn.

Beautiful historic property. Easy walking distance to good restaurants and shops. Great breakfast